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Aussie Elizabeth Debicki, who plays the Diana in the hit Netflix show, said she found filming the scenes ‘heavy and very manic, and incredibly invasive’.

Award-winning former Associated Press photographer John Gaps III, who documented everything from war zones to the NCAA College World Series during his

John Gaps III, an award-winning former Associated Press photographer who documented everything from war zones to the NCAA College World Series, was found dead at his home in Iowa, his family confirmed Tuesday. He was 63.

Iowan John Gaps photographed wars, Olympics and other big news stories around the world before joining the photo staff at the Des Moines Register.

In 1994, he was shot in the leg by an Israeli officer while covering street demonstrations in the Gaza Strip. He also photographed Tonya Harding and the Royal Family

John Gaps III, an award-winning former Associated Press photographer, has died. The 63-year-old documented everything from war zones to the NCAA College World Series. His family confirmed his death on

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A retired war correspondent in Des Moines says the war in Ukraine seems all too familiar.

Confirmed as attorney general, Merrick Garland will oversee investigation of Jan. 6 Capitol riot Crystal Hill Merrick Garland, a lawyer, federal judge and onetime Supreme Court nominee, was confirmed Wednesday as the nations attorney general, a position in which one of his duties will be to oversee the Justice Departments investigation into the U.S. Capitol attack. The Senate confirmed Garland, 70-30, on Wednesday afternoon. Although he had some Republican opposition on the Sena...

Joseph Scheidler, a major architect of the antiabortion movement, dies at 93 Matt Schudel Joseph M. Scheidler, a onetime seminarian who became a key architect of the antiabortion movement, developing confrontational tactics aimed at blocking women from obtaining abortions and shutting down clinics that provided the procedure, died Jan. 18 at his home in Chicago. He was 93. The cause was pneumonia, said a son, Eric Scheidler. Mr. Scheidler, a fiery and influential figure ...